... Jamaa Baaaall, S’** 11 Chmtara, Tbomaa John Parka. Waa. Daaaa, Edo. Haly, J.wa Craig, Oaorga Gilliogton, Jdho CampMl, and Baara, Kaqra. Cooarr Gaaan Joar—John Wm. Stubba, Eaq., Few ™ * „ TboniftE o«waon, John Hdtoi, John Sirong Anmuoag, Rohe Maakina, Fradanak ...

... Fire-Irons. Sale at Twelve ?? to pay. the Duty. -JOHN DODD, Auctioneer. t On Private Sale, a large consignment of Woollens. Cash ad- vaneed on property conpigned for Sale. INFORMATION TO FLORISTS. JOHN DODD WILL OFFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION, THIS DAY; (TUESDA'Y) ...

... follow their ; »«’y «‘er from this fer- fora I servant, 1 .both parties tarLrdm lie, ter vs for Ireland xret Hone ! HENRY GRATTAN Secretary of tbe Aggregate Meeting, held -we seek tor you. and exe. shall see. (loin . . . r „ vt . |f , make their useless ...

... corruptlor ists that inisiepresented them, a simple, honest, worthy ?? geitlenitn to express theirwants&z wishes [cheers]. Mr. John M'Cot miecl, Nvine-merchanit, was next proposed as a Memrber i-f the Union. Mr. FINN begged leave to as1 Mti. Dwyer, whether ...

... Catholic Chapel, Clonmel, Sunday, for Mr.O’Connell. On Sunday lost, armed banditti robbed a house of Mr. Butler, nr Lord Galmoy. President uf the Clonmel Political Union, of fire arms. Reduction nnd Reform are making n sweeping change in Ireland. In Dublin ...

... separated. 11. Grattan, in the chair. *«* following prouositiont were agreed to—That 1*25 members, w k-ot. laeinsistisl upon for Irelami. 'h- declined voting, thought it ought lie lft2. the freehohlers in fee, iu England, likewiao iosistupon. H. Grattan gave notice ...

... Francis Bunker, W. Mitchell, Robert Morrisson, John Holmes, Daragh Osborne, Stephen Cox, Wm. M‘Question, William North, John M'Cullagh, and Charles Read, Esqr*. Markrt Jury. —J. M'Ardell, John Morrisson, John Murphy, Francis Faulkner, George Campbell, William ...

... Members only attended-Messrs. Chapman, Ruthven, Daniel O'Connell, Maurice O'Connell, Black- ney, Wvse, and Henrv Grattan. MIr. James Grattan, being confined by serious illness, was unable to attend, and wrote a letter to that effect. No Peer was present ...

... next. . . He first read long letter from M - Rothven, giving his adhesion to the call of the Union; and then one from Mr. Grattan. The next was from Mr. Jephson, member for Mallow, stating The electors of Mallow have sHected me represent them Parliament ...

... waff rserfifr finsoms * Nniseriler, non peer off lie eewtonesin my power to tarry it iota DANIEL O'CONNELL. HENRY GRATTAN, M.P. Ho*. JOHN PLUNKETT, SERGEANT O’LOOHLEN, 9TEPH. WOULFE, Wmtimm. An immense variety of Foreign China of every description of raritv ...

... about quitting the Cabinet line. Joseph Hume is going into the braziery line, having a superabundance of that article. Lord John Russell succeeds Doctor Eady as butcher of the Constitution. Lord Althorp is reported to be about turning undertaker. Lord ...

... congratulations of his friends. At the Nottingham Commission, on Saturday, George Hearson, aged 22, Thomas Shdton, aged 38, and John Armstrong, aged 26, were put to the bar, charged with having, with divers others, riotously and tumultuously assembled, and ...